Noten für Chor und Gesang für alle Besetzungen

A short and easy canonic setting for SA unaccompanied.

This delightful arrangement of a traditional Gascon carol uses a simple lilting melody and direct words to tell the story of Christ's birth; an ideal carol for any young upper-voice choir.

A haunting, atmospheric song for SS and pianoIt evokes a mysterious, icy landscape, with a simple quiet tune and slowly rocking chords. It is No. 2 of a suite of three songs, 'At the Turn of the Year'...

A lively and original wassail for SS(S) and piano. The strong, no-nonsense tune breaks into canon, while the brisk piano part propels the music to a joyous, 'good cheer' ending. It is No. 3 of a suite...

An attractive setting of traditional words to a melody ascribed to the American hymnwriter Robert Lowry. Scott employs his considerable arranging skills to stylish effect by contrasting unison verse s...

For unison upper voices and piano or harp. No. 2 of Three upper-voice carols, this is a setting of the traditional words. A fluid melody and Carter's adroit harmonic interpretation of the text combine...

for four equal voices and piano

For SS and organ or piano. This simple, beautiful setting of the ancient prayer has a carefully judged range with young voices in mind.

For unison voices and organ

For unison voices and organ with optional SATB choir

For two-part voices, unaccompanied

For two-part choir with organ or piano

For unison or two-part voices and piano

for soprano soloist, SA chorus, and pianoA short movement from Vaughan Williams's Christmas cantata, 'Hodie'.

For unison treble chorus with SA semi-chorus, and piano or orchestra or strings and piano. Part of the cantata, Folksongs of the Four Seasons. Instrumental material is available on hire.

A concise cycle of songs for SA, based on three texts, by, or about, women.

For SS or SA and organ. Richard of Wyche, born about 1197, was a man of strong character and kind disposition. He was celebrated for improving the standards of the clergy and the way the sacraments we...